• Pseudoplatanus22 [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    My mind is made: as soon as it's practical to do so, I'm leaving this brainworm-ridden, rain-soaked, miserable, hopeless country. It won't get better in my lifetime, and at this point even the free healthcare is getting run into the ground. Where's a good place for a musician (lol) to move to? I have a degree, if that makes any difference.

      • zeal0telite [he/him,they/them]
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        3 years ago

        LA is a Satanic ritual site where artists go to follow their dreams and either end up insane, a paedophile, or homeless.

        Awful idea.

        • americandeathdrive [none/use name]
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          3 years ago

          This true don't go to la for any reason, thank the gods climate change will render this city dead. :inshallah: :inshallah:

      • thethirdgracchi [he/him, they/them]
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        3 years ago

        when you want to leave "this brainworm-ridden, rain-soaked, miserable, hopeless country" so you move to a brainworm-ridden, sun-soaked, miserable, hopeless country

    • zeal0telite [he/him,they/them]
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      3 years ago

      Trust me. Stay where you are.

      It's bad, but anywhere else is gonna be worse.

      Especially if you're English-speaking only

      • Pseudoplatanus22 [he/him]
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        3 years ago

        Yeah, you're probably right. I am learning another language atm, but it's Hungarian, and Hungary just seems to be Britain but further on the road to fascism, albeit with better food.

    • kristina [she/her]
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      3 years ago

      you likely wont be able to move anywhere as a musician countries have pretty strict laws and they want highly educated / rich people usually. even in small countries like czechia being fluent in the language isnt even enough

      you can always try to hook up with someone foreign and get citizenship that way

    • Circra [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      If you can scrape together the cash, you could get a CELTA or TEFL certificate. Make sure it's legit and everything. It's about a month long intensive course or longer for the non intensive one and basically gives you the option to teach English abroad.

      Do do your research, both when it comes to the place you get your certificate and where u apply for a job. The last I heard you can get a decent salary in Japan as there's real prestige attached to being taught English by an actual brit.